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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07
LIVE STOCK.

Conn FED CArrLK-Choic 10 extra,
4i94ic; good, 3i@4o.
GRASS CArTLB - Choice, 3ASic
good, 2a(99tc; fair TO medium, 21@2ac
scsllawags, li@2c.
Hoas-Choice, 6@5ic; good, 4a@
&c.
sHEKP-Choice, 4@43c; medium,
Si@Sic.
KANSAS OrTY, Mo, May 8.-The
Lave Stock indicator reports: Cattle-re-
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, 1900;
market slow, weak and values come
what irregular; good to choice ship
ping, "a 36(a4 80; common to medium,
So 8094 80; stockers, 81 60@s %;
feeding steers, So 4O(@3 30; cows, So %
as 80. Hogs-Rsceipts, $500; ship.
ments, 1000; market strong aud a
shade higher for fancy lots; good to
choice, S. e5C45 90; common to
medium, "a 6095 I; skips and pigs,
81 50eS4 30. Sheep-recelpts, 500;
none market stead y good
to choice, 81 90(aS so; common to
medium, 1902 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07

New York futures opened finn, and
closed quiet and steady and to 8
points higher. Sales, 100000 bales.
Toe closing quotations were as fol.
lows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07

New York spots opened steady, and
closed firm; middling, 10 l5-l6c.
Sales, $50 bales. Quotations were as
iolloys:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
New York and principal cities
North and East, ! discount buying, !
premium selling; New England sight
/ discount buying; New Orleans, t
discount buying, par selling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07

Recei pts at ports, this day, 1887, 1918
Receipts at ports, this day, 1885, 1884
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1887. 1888. 1895.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-07

The New Orleans future market
opened steady, and closed quiet and
steady and l point lower. Sales, 64,-
600 bales. Quotations were as fol-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08
KITTY OF COLERAiNE.

As beautiful Kitty one morning was tripping
With a pitcher Of milk from the ialr oil Ooi-
When she saw me she stumbled, the pitcher It
And aIl the sweet buttermik watcrcd tho
plain.
oh. what shall DO nowY Twas looking Mt
Sure, sure, such pitcher I'll nc'er meet
Twas the pride OF my dairy. oh, Barney Nc
You're sent as II plague TO the girls Of Coler-
ainc.n
lsat down beside her and gently did Guido hcr'
That such misfortune should give he' s"en
kiss then gave her. BEFORE did leave her.
She Vowd iorsuch pleasure sAcd break II
again.
Twas haymaking season. l can't tel the
Misiortnncs will never come single-thats
For very soon. after poor Kitty's Disaster
The devil pitcher waits Whoie IN OoIcr''he'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

Won Vlunmer's side. "Ilc speaks tho
truth. You slept. master. All. all pun
ish him no longer" she cried, grasping
the thin, old hand in her tiny ones. Il
slept?" exclaimed the teacher, setting
Young Gretzcl upon his feet and looking
stcrnly at the gray eyes and golden curls
of the maiden before him. You
nodded. so, Herr Won Nmmmer,"
she fstered. moving her pretty head to
and fro, "and 10y and by your mouth flew
open so, and then, all, sir I'm sure you
snorcd" The master raised the ierrule
and placed il on his desk "Ihc steamer,
dear children, he said. was wrecked on
the bank at Poughkccpelc; She can never
return to the bay" lie walked slowly to
the hook upon which hung his worn, felt
hat. and then on to the doorway, where
he stood for a moment IN the light sun
shine. II am no longer your master, he
faltcred: II. too, am wreck; wrecked on
the banks of time. shall never more re
turn. my pupils. so farewell. The sur
prised and listening children watched Herr
! Won Nlummcr tolcr slowly down the
walk. and across the little creek as in
dream. They knew he would come 10
them no more, and as, one by one, they
crept noiselcssly from the room, each cast
a sorrowful glance in the direction OF The
high desk and the time-worn great arm
| chair
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08
w Iunl- ANn NV no 1rnAcA.
Connectjore.
ina rnect August 2, 1890.
; r. Trains run by central standard tim.

OIANCEEN SALE.--S;ate Of Michigan. H.,
- pursuance ANA by virtue OF final dccrGh
90 Roe CncAit court Tor the county of GraiiOf
u Chuuc f!, made aud entered on the 9Th day
OF March, =. -. 1877, IN 2 certain cause then
therein pending. wherein Nelson J.. Rogers
trOrEc ". Townsend and Oliver g. Townsend,
N- executors az the estate Of Almon Townsend,
dCC.isoi are cOmpiaiuauts, ard Hiram Town
send Luna Townsend and Harlan Townsend,
as administrators OF the estate of Frank J..
Townsend. deceased are defendants.
NUuce Us hereby giVcD. that !. the under
Signed. onr ol Llc circuit court commissioners,
iu aud inr >.ltd county. viii sell AT public auct-
ION or yCuGIc % tuc hilhc,; bidder at the
north front door of the court house, in the
village cd Ithaca. iu sand county, that being the
place oi holding the circuit court for said
county, ou Iue~u1y. the eth day OF July. A.
y. 1854. lt two Ot llcN in the afternoon OF that
ttF- vI t.ln.r certain pieces or parcels OF land.
tufr. tin. .inu rc.LE - tLe township of
Vow EUtrn. equally al .ttrltof. aud stsat ~
NlelItun. known ard p-rtlrurailv described hs
fellows. va: tn" east hai Of the northeast
guHr,,r Of section eleven. ana the Nycst half u
tnc unrih-Wc-t quarter OF section twelve and
tho -Hath-WC-l quarter of thc northeast quar.
tor ul section Twelve Hll iu town ten north. Of
Iuue, tour west, Michigan. 90 satisfy the de-
vrtr ilni "iH recorded in sad cause aud the
cuet-.
luod o., l,haoa, Nay i9 Isl;
GiiLS T. BROWN.
Circuit Court missioner i'm ana Tor sad
Count. ui OrItot.
Linn IL. tLJIE. Comuanant's Solicitor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

Mis- Rurai-W bat beautiful woman
that j, in The right bal
Bagicy-4Cs. lhal Mrs De We're.
Miss Rurai-Aud that handsome gentle.
man in such inlcr -tcd conversation with
E-rt j. hc her husbands
Baglcs Oh no, That's Mr.. jerks. a
bachelor
Miss RWal-tcu4i - ggptlcman on
The Other side -: hcr s, hcr ili,bandl
Baelcy-Oh. 100.
Miss Rurai-Incn ihc one Just IL front
OF Ter - or, no. tlc one leaning oyer
her shoulder with such devoted air?
Bagioy-No I'D. bachelors.
Mis- tHrui-Ncll, who is that discon.
solate, lonely locking individual sitting
way az the hso',
BaC.ry Ill, aer husband
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08
Only u Fad.

A Young man OF rectangular tastes
writes To ask me 10 pitch into girls Tor
covering their faces with powder, says II
San Francisco writer Look here, sup
pose YOU go and do it yourself. Don't put
All those unpleasant duties on ne.
know what's ihe matter with you. louN
had some girls head on your shoulder and
your real girl or your young men friends
have noticed IT, Deny IL Make any cN-
cuse YOU like. But il aspreity girl wants
TO lay her head on your shoulder, let her,
If il ruins your best coat on know II >
only fad; its only 10 keep The lace cool.
1t is no, because they've got bad com
plcXions that they use powder Certainty
not. Besides it doesn't much mater.
Beauty is only "a thing 10 look al, ana
somehow or another when gifl puts ner
head on your shoulder she always lovely.
Don't ask them to stop putting powder on;
II YOU DO they'll lake your advice. ana
some other fellow Will get the beneht ui
H. If you deprive woman of the prlNl-
lege of fussing over her bang, OF setting
her bonnet straight, of pulling down Her
ycst--I mean her jackd-ot powdcring
her face and wondering il it's AL f.lbrg
oil. YOU will simply bring her down TO "
talking machine and take every bit oil eN'
citeueut out of her life. Bless you, II q
woman can't pull thrceinch square en-
brodcrcd handkerchief out OF her bag, i
thing that would liz exhausted by Il tear,
and pretend TO touch her lips iii il what
on earth would she do all night "a, ~.
/ thcatcr? This great country's moderately
sale ps long as ladies don't 20 out to have
n dilrl between acts. But the only
chance we haya ~ keeping the countr!
safe is TO let them have III eQris OF surrcp-
j .Stious things, powdcr-rags inc'ude1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

MORTGAGE SAIE.-DCfault having been
lNI made iu the conditions OF a certain mort
gag', made ana executed 10y John w. Romine
ana Lovin Rumiue, his wife, to William Dut-
ton. dated October 2lst. ISL and recorded
October -.rd. $50, i'm Libcr 40 IL mortgages on
page - On thc oitru OF ,hc register of deeds for
.rdii'l count, h4ch San, Tor the sum OF Two
fid9 'd .'oI VS. 1n the following described
land tO-pIt; lhc ras fpif t-l OF IA. .-es,
hail l-2 % tho southeast quarter ll.l of src.-
Ton tweuty-iour - Ia township twelve ~,
north. %! range four > west in Graiiot county
Michigan: aud Inc said lillian Dutton huviug
departed This life ou or alout the Goth dav of
irioitr, 1881. leaving last viii ANA testament
bAict a. pip, r'i u'A Hobated m me prQaai-
court az toc clNiity o. lrnawoc, and itho Ck
tcuilrh Thereon O. inulttcd TO Charles NJ, Ores.
wcland Fwus 50. Clay. or the survivor of
She duties thereof, and whcreaS there Il Clainl-
eel 90 bu Uuo Uid uuuQd M tho date of this
notice. iur interest the sum ct Sixty.f four Dol
lars, and the further sum OF Ten dollars and
twenty. cents Ton taxes paid FOR The wears
ls~iaui so making % total SUM cue and nm
paid Ol said mortgage of SCYOniV-fCur dollars
1ui rWN-niuc cents. aud 40 proceedings
ni int9Iifri 49,. whule ~ any purt Of sud 9ebt
secured b 81 s4i4 mortgage, III
Sow. therefore. Us virtue of the power OF
Sale ln stia mortgage contained. and of the
si1iair bon uch case made aud provided notice
BIS hereby gitru thHt said mortgage will he
igr'cio cd 10y % SHE OF thc land ana prcmiys.
above dts tuhcd at public auction or Vcnd&
e. tht highest bidder. at The north fr-n DIR
1i hc 0tt'i county court house, in the yiE
~ 80 ir".1 VI iioln, on thc SIN dav n.
t-i-,i Iiai, hI .tD siprl ill tup i.,st nOonf for
'hc pntpr'c el saii-fFlnl thO said am0iini d,Ie
'u sa'i in 90 -nso, with interest and al lessi
,"sis, together ti'h an attorney fee of fifteen
dollars as proviicl hy statute said saic viii
a mude -iihicc o. the principal sum OF tNo
hundred dollars 11t !rt que. aud Interest on
hn .emo from and after the 2ist GAY of oct.
DattdDloy o. 1885,,
FRANK W. CLAY,
tAtNNitf NtcttCr q the last viii ard test-
anent OF William button DECEASED
MARCUS PoLLAskf Attorney for Executor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

\ young man. something Of stranger
to the town, was being instructed one night
as To the owners of the variou- boxes at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
That, said his mentor, pointing TO one
opposite. is the Ayrc box. You can al
ways know il by The common people in
it..
Shortly after the syro was taken on u
visiting tour around the hosieo. and intro
duccd into box after box. till H. became
quite hcwildcrcd. Suddenly. inspired
with the idea Of saying something bright
and apropos. he remarked in general
way 10 his guide.
Where is the Aye boxg hear it is
always filled with such q queer lot that
they must be worth seeing"
There was dead silence of second.
Then one of the fair occupants of the box
exclaimed; This is The Ayre boxl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08
an train. lally. cxcept SUNDAY.

CounoctiCus:- At Toledo with all lines d.
yrrging; rt Nauhattcn Junction with Wheel
ug Lake Eyle: at Alexis Junction with NC,
ana J.. 5. s. . s.; ~ Monroe junction g.tp
Adrian Branch L.. =. 4 NJ. =, az Dundee wifi
NJ & o., amt j.. =. x Ms; 40 Milan Junction
with Butter division Wabash, -. l.. & r.. al
Piushcd with Nps!lanu brancbL. - & ~ a..
at Ann Atbor with Is. c.; nj South Lyon with
ID. L. y H., and g.. r.: AT Hamburg with NJ. A.
Line division -. r. ut Howell with u. l.. s. vi
ut DJuad e.th Q. = Is. l., 80. u. = " Al
Oworso Jgn 81, iou with y. & 81. ana 81 G.: *
~ ~. l3o'. - ~ J., q ~ ana 3. '. i. lei
+. y Il. 81.
W. II. BFNNETT Gen. Pass. & Fr't Agt.
II. W. ASHLEY, Gcn'l Sup't.
\. j. DELOKME, Agent. Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08
THE MASTERS LAST TRIP.


ward the blue sky, the greco grass was
studded with golden dandelions. while
over all and everywhere soft, sweet
drowsinoss seemed to Turk and hide. 1t
was May in Woody Hollow, and down IN
knot of soft naples and green oak trees,
Just on the edge Of the purlin. creek,
nestled the tiny school-housc OF this thrifty
farming community. Doors aad windows
were all wide open, and the morning sun
shine crcpt softly in upon the loAs wooden
benches ranged about the room exc
up there Wake mp there, laggardsh the
morning passes swiftly. whcclci the ola
schoolmastcr, rapping loudly on his desk,
and casting rcproaChful eyes toward the
little Dutch-faccd clock, whose hands were
pointing to the hour of TO- y so0ro of
girls and boys, droning over doscareG
books, made various cndcay0rs ID break
from the lcthargic spell Brown isis
were brought into hurried contact with
browncr eyes, soft white hands We're
plunged desperately into dimplcd checks.
and heads OF every color bent closer
to the mornings task. bat soon the
busy hum grew faint, pencils slipped
from some unconscious fingers, and every
now and then pretty, round mouth Dis.
figured itself into an uud.sguiscd yawn.
Ii was certainly n sleepy morning, Tor by
and by even Herr \ ON Hlummer yielded
10 the infection, and nodded gently 10 the
chair. Softly the gray-lashcd eye lids
dropped, and rested upon his Wriukled
checks, and, anon, arose a sound most
suggestive OF snorc. Jicr Nou \Iummer
was asleep. Little Reuben tirc,Zel opened
wide his round blue ewes. ami stood up in
the tips of his great bowed slippers. in
order 10 perceive Ibis STARTLING fact more
clearly. Never before had tuis vigiiant
master been known 10 fail I'm lisduly
The hands Of thc clock moss >gumcly in
dictated 1920. the usual hour iUg recess,
and Reuben. softly gliding 90 The teachers
knee touched leltly ,lc old b.uc. brass
bultOncd cost before him
well sir. Numbered Herr Won YUM
mcr. "What brings YOU huicl Who gave
YOU permission o. Gomez
no one, thir. sammcrcd The cLHd.
amazed al The sudden awakening of tine
master: "it's rCthcss time. and Won wath
asleep" Won Niummcr passed his hand
across his eyes and rose hurriedH 10 his
feet. TO Shut the eyes 10 think softly 10
ones self. is good said he -tcrnv. "but
to sleep in the carly morning, Ali. who
could do it bat surrarlt
Il heard YOU athnoriur thir." protested
Reuben gazing down AT The silver buckles
at his knees. I'm audiblctittcr ran through
the little room and Aoatcd out of the win.
dows on the soft air. Every pupil was
fully awake 10 the fact that Reuben had
placed himself in a most trying position.
mo recess TODAY" cried Van YUM
mcr. purple with Suppressed rare a, The
double anrout: every scholar to hi, book
and trip up thc Hudson before The day
is done
Young Gretzcl, with tcarllondcd eyes
and heart filed with rebellion a,air,r n
cruel Injustice. walked slowly l4,.i No. i,r
end of the lour bench and cif,in, down
gazed rcproachlullv AT Inc master. who
was s,riding anariIv back and forth across
tho narrow plaiform. The sunshine
seemed all to have crcpt away. and the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

Host (of the Tip.Tor nooscl--Ycs. VIC
arc short-handed 20 day. ono ~ my
walters is down with inflammation Of tic
brain.
Gucst--ilOw did that happen?
We'll. YOU s~l le j. new ~ the bNsi.
ness. and the fool tIici 10 remember an or.
Der
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

sui p uJ!n.c 40 the
Circuit CCpl7 for tho
COUNTY OtIratiOt, in
huucrry at the vii
aae eff lt1aca. the
COUny seat 81 said
county. ON the sixth
day of juno, y. -
1l
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-08

NHANCERY ORDER.-Statc of Michigan
y Twenty First judicial Circuit. in Chan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-15
Wein Wanu tbt 10 9erne
@triiua.

0as fir Elm WaIbsur paiiren tam,
wenn man IN ber Rtr9e ben Wunb nidt
baltsn tann, bas ioQte bic Srau Yoiimeis
iter in S., sinsm tIeinsn weitpbdlii4en
Stdbtden erfabren. Sn benz Srte eriitirte,
wie ss AUDI anbsrspo STEERS uortommen
iou, elm GROCER lleberfluB an b%eiratbslufiis
gen Rab9en, absr GROCER Ransel an pais
ienben Sreiern, unb 70 mar es tein Wuns
Der, saB bsr eortbin peristte @mtsri9ter
mad taum Sabresirit bic Eodtsr zines
poblbabenben S%abritantsn gum ErauaItar
fibrte. Nmtsri9ter cd. bate Elm Sabr
lang in benz Srte, ME man 3u iassn plest,
bic erits 8ioline seipislt, mar BET aIsn Ssits
Ii9feiten bic srite Ysrion unb nameutli9
wssen ieiner muiitalij9en 8ilbuns unb
ieines prd9tisen 8afes bic Sauptftiibe bss
9%eiansuereins ygoucorbia." Oils CT babsr
bic 9o93eit bieIt, mar bic san3e feline @eIt
bes Stdbt9ens seIaben, um bic ni6t selas
benen @inwobner uebft Der Iieben StraBsns
iussnb paren aud pol3abIis In Der &tr9s
sri9isnsn, UNI nit Nuse, Naie unb Wunb
bic In wsiBe Ssibe setleibsts unb NIT Spis
ssni9leier umblute Sraut unb bas game
@efolse an3usaffen.
Die sants &ir&e mot ssfiat, aIs bas
Brautpaar porfubr, unb ais ss bas @ots
tssbaus betrat, ipisIte Der aebrer unb Orr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-15
Sic Geredtiafeit.

Gin 8duerIsin bate feline Streitia6e pOr
benz @eridte perloren. 9arob
bssreifideruetie ni9t ssrabe erbaut,
itanb es mad Der Sibuns por benz Suifiss
palate unb betra9tete auf benz Srontiipics
beHeIben bas Bib, psIdes Ebemis. bic
@Sttin Der @sre9ttstett, nit Der Usage tn
Der 9anb BARTLETT. 9ieles Bib bate
bsrart feline 9lufmsrtiamteit tn Mnfpru9
senommen, baB ss f9 nidt entbaIten tonns
te, einen poriibersebenbsn Ssrrn 3u bitten,
tbm bisie 9ariteauns gu ertIaren. Ser
anserebete tbsilte unierm SraseifeIer nit,
has betreffenbs Bib reprdientire BITE @es
rs9tisteit. 800, e~ntsesnete bas gaaers
Ietn, vbann wunbere i9 mid iest ni4t
msbr, baB bic 9srs4tistett ni4t tn benz
9eri9tsiaaIe su finbsn 1T, penn man fte
auf bas 9aus seteQt batl" Der anserss
bette Serr uaadte barcb srobe Mugen unb
u~srbuftete es mar namIi4 eth - GbuOtat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-15
VII.

Seute nod 1T in Woitasansm, ni5t
melt uon bsr S6Iudt, Elm srOBes Grab gu
ieben. ginsef9Iofen uon einem reiten
8ieret, beuten 3wei Reiben pon &reu3en ben
9Ias iebes @ri9oHsnen an. 9ornan Iiest
Der Serseant, ber setrennt BON ben uebrts
gen rubt, iowie er aud Setrennt lebte
ieIbf i'm Sobe bebdlt er ieinen Stang.
lleber bes Serssantsn 9rab bsfinbet iid
Elm anberes, b6ber als bic iibrisea, sei9midt
nit einem soloenen &reu3e, aaf wel9em in
cine Warmortafel bic 8orte srapirt finb:
Sector & o m a sefalIen m
utter pon neun3ebn Sabren.
Gin niebrises Sitter umsiIt bas Grab,
bas cine srobe Stsinplatte bebedt, aui
wel6er in Ser sansen 9dnse elm Rreu3 aus
semeiBelt 1T.
Mitten in benz @rabsruieref erinnert
cine @ranitppramibe an bic traurise @pis
iobe, inbsm ie bas Rumero bes Gesiments
unb bas Datum bes @sfs1ts ansibt.
S6pere &anonentuseln nit @iientetten
perbunbsn umseben bieies Monument.
Srei Wonate waren perflofeu felt benz
Gobe bes iunsen Sffbiers, unb &omaiour
wurbe INNER biiiterer unb einiilbiser. gr
bate ieinen abi9ieb senommen unb Iebte
in srSBter 8uriidse3oSenbeit; elm Solbat
bereitete ibm fem frusalss WabI. ginses
butt In einen Ianssn Wantel, lentte CT tdss
lid feline S9ritte an 9ectOr's Grab. Nie
Tam Elm 9sbst iiber feline 9ippsn. er fOnnte
nur fu9en.
Sd bssab mid zines Cages gum P. NOs
y Rinstraseu - hausse-col, elm fleineS abs
,ei6en in Sorm stlIss Salbmonoes, oas Die Sn.
lie i'm Sisnits iiub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-15
3apbaels Yereiu gum SduBe
Gin unb Muspan6erer.
Sur 8ea9 tung:

Bon perIdtsssnsu Ssttsn psrbt Id 70 oft srIu4t, &
8srpanbten oeer Setannten, Der lber Stt tomutl
Castle Garden az empfan9en une tbm bebllfi4 Su |
Sd bin aerue Az ieesm DtenIte btrtit. Bur mSAts Id |
fen, Stets aenau an5useben, nit pslAem S9ifie Der Del
isuSe tommsn fol-. 9Seun man uuS ntat ben uusefdl
g8ea une bic un8tidbre 3sit ausibt, pauu elmer tommsn
70 TT 90 idwer, Ia fat unm6slid, Semanesn nntsr
UeaiIe gtnpaneerer a~usfinpte 5u MAIDEN. au9 mar
aut, psnn man ben 8erpanoien i4on BITE Aershe Der q
paiideu Observation-Disclosures an8dbs. Hui etsis art pr
aud i4On briben idr fs seforet psreeu' uno tamsn
am ftderittn brett an mid. 9Str 9ebtH bier BITE Ap
Der periateoeutu Observation-Disclosures uno bsmsrtsu y
nod iolssHess.
Sdus unb SsiitanS anssStt5sn ~ laRsa,, uHS fs pop
BEN Sdabsu In SsitIiasn uno aetlttssn Dtn9sH gu ben
Der 8stie pire ~bsrettptat9ft uno eratts trfb.tit.
moae baber stn Sober fh tn 8tetiGs Observation-Disclosures (
transnsuoq an ben 8erstn peuben. Sitr Elm Bsrsstd
Der perIAitesnen 8srtrauersmdnnG:
Dsrtrausnsnaannsr oss ct. RapbatIS
wsrstns ftno tn;
Bremen: Strr BaftOr g. Q &ISIIsr, 9tHh,uFr. 9.
Sambura: per- Gbsobor Rspubtra Or. 8std
antw,rpsn; .Ssrr 3. %. @ars,n, 40 au.nu. gSarId
@ottsream: Serr Saeob 36ltsr, pan Der EadfraaS
Saprs: PER- y. lambert &stbma n n, 3 Rut Dou
aonsOH; Per paitOr 30. SpIt II linton stI
siusrpOOI: Ssrr @iIHam Srsh, 30 guts Strst
Rem BORT: NtD. ]. @tuIaub, tatboL prist,r. is q
street, s~tssHaber Cattle garesn.
Vorte Nutsrt, prou. Rto @rants bu Sui, BIafIt
- 9trr Clemens VI aIIau.
Sstuptut CGona Grandsea), prou. SaHta gatSara
SraF!ssH: Strr gatsI Q. 0esasIshau
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y Observation-Disclosures i'm Department Srne bel
Worta9ne in Der Rormanbie, poielbit Se Rance
i'm Sabre 1886 ben Grappiitenoroen i~tiitete. Die
9lbtei par i6on 1922 9e9riiubet worben uub
bieb anfan9s: NOtre Dame de la maisOn Dieu,
erbielt aber ipGter we9en bes en9en @in9an9s in
oas &bal ben Ramen La Trappe (Sautbiire.( }.
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Staakobs sMA
" Oh
aeaen @euralaie.
RruraIaie uuS sahmuna asustt.-Rss. 1880.

CO. gert6te iiber bic GrfoISe pom ct. SoEobs
Del, rpeIde por Sabren cr5iGIt wurStn anb isst be'
ftdtigt weroen.
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Sprtn9NelSy SeWn.
Tsine Trau lit IS Wonate an gIeurolgie
uro &Gbntuu9, ieiu Wittel polte tbr belfen.
gia6oem te urgefdbr cine Slai6e ct. Satobs
Del aufaebrau9t bate iouute ite rpteocr 9eben.
Sol, 9. Wurpbp.
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q aatr. mater. - oau.rnS oeb.flt.

GprinsfeIb, Senn., Ettober II, 1885.
Teine Srau mar geIdbrtt uno tornte tctner
G@ritt qsben. Che fe cine Slaide ct. Safobs
Del oui9ebruu9t bate mar ie I'M Stouoe i'm
SGu'e ber,rnSuSebcu.-Soi. g. Rurpbp. .
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9 Sabre r~pat.r-Tau.rna u.bsiIt.

v SUVNt IVUItI- IWWVIHU UtUtTIIs
t6eott Depot, qutnam Co., on. 8a., rs DIT, 1886.
2p6lf Tdae mar i'd bettIdgeriq in SoIae
rbeumatif6er S6mer;cn in Der Sifte. gidts
bra6tt mir 2inSeruRg bs i'd eiue Slaide ct.
SafobS Del anpanote. Rab elmer 6reimdIis
gen 4npenouu9 mar i'd gebetlt. |
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0,uruIai. uns wb,umatiemus eelsiIt.

9pper Sia, 9ppomator Co., %, gOu., 1855. Y
inatiSmus ~aeIitten. EGG uno Nabt auatteu
mid acute StmerJer. Sd pcriu6te ct. Sas
tobs Del unb aue S9rterjer ~peri4warosn. a
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The CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore. Nd
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SaftsnI,issn Notwithstanding 1880.

Scott Depot, 4utram Co., 90. Va.
Gbe i'd aufng ct. Satobs Del gu gebraute1
mar i'd bettld0erig In SoIse pou Slfteuidlrers
sen ictt bin i'd i'm Stanbe NIT Sei9tisteit i'm
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